Odaily’s Meme Express monitor said SHOULD, a meme token on BNB Smart Chain (BSC), has surpassed an $800,000 market capitalization. According to the update, the token’s narrative came from the word “should” taken from a Changpeng Zhao, or CZ, post that read, “Which question should I answer.” The report said that reference later connected with the earlier “would” meme associated with Elon Musk, helping form a BSC-based meme narrative around the token. Odaily also said its Meme Express feed uses an in-house AI model to screen community-discussed tokens with potential traction. The outlet added that the content is compiled from public information only and does not constitute investment advice. It also warned readers to make their own judgments and pay attention to the high volatility risks tied to meme coins.
Odaily’s Meme Express monitor said SHOULD, a meme token on BNB Smart Chain (BSC), has crossed an $800,000 market capitalization.
According to the update, the meme narrative came from the word “should” taken from a CZ post that said, 「Which question should I answer」. Odaily said that phrase was then linked to the earlier “would” meme tied to Elon Musk, forming a BSC on-chain meme theme.
Odaily added that Meme Express uses its exclusive AI model to screen community-discussed tokens with potential traction. The outlet said the content is compiled from public information and does not constitute investment advice, and it warned readers to assess the information independently and remain aware of the high volatility risks of meme coins.
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